North Carolina is feeling the effects of severe weather on Tuesday❄️

Several North Carolina counties experienced snow flurries overnight.

WRAL meteorologists were tracking some severe weather across our southwest counties early Tuesday morning. Bruce A. sent us a photo of the gathering at Southern Pines around 3:30 am

Some saw a light coating of snow on their yards, driveways and cars. Parts of Chatham County had 0.1 to 0.3 inches, while Whispering Pines had 0.2 inches. Asheboro had the highest total for central North Carolina at 1.2 inches.

It’s been more than 1,000 days since we’ve seen snow in the Triangle. The last time we saw measurable snow at RDU was in January 2022. The last significant snow we saw in December was in 2018, when RDU reached 8.9 inches on December 9th.

There were reports of multiple accidents in Greensboro and Winston-Salem Tuesday morning, as well as reports of ice on bridges. You can track road conditions across North Carolina at DriveNC.gov.

There were some patchy, slippery patches in parts of Moore, Lee, Hoke and Chatham counties.

Severe weather also occurred in Moore County overnight – enough to disrupt the school district.

Due to the snow, Moore County Schools will be delayed two hours Tuesday morning.

The district said bus pickup times and school start times will be delayed by two hours from the usual schedule.

“After assessing road and bridge conditions this morning, we have determined that it is unsafe for buses to begin their morning runs at this time,” the district said on its website.

Steven G. sent us this video of the snowfall in Cameron.

Another viewer sent us this festive video of snowfall in Carthage, which is about 10 miles from Cameron.

Chatham County saw significant snow accumulation.

Several WRAL viewers also sent us photos of what Chatham County looked like overnight.

We even saw a few storms in Fayetteville.

Send us your photos at WRAL.com/report-it.